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The average weight of a brachiosaurus is in between 33-88 tons. The females are usually around 70 tons where males are around 80 tons. The baby brachiosaurus can vary from 33 tons to... well, adult sized.
Did you know: That the word dinosaur was not a word until the 1800s? The word used was dragon.
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How many bones did a brachiosaurus have?
it weight 884.007.544kg
How do brachiosaurus hunt?
Brachiosaurus was a herbivore.
Where do brachiosaurus's live?
Brachiosaurus have homes in Africa, and Europe
Was the brachiosaurus fast?
Say the truth I think brachiosaurus is not fast.
What period did the brachiosaurus live in?
the brachiosaurus lived in the Jurassic period
How did Brachiosaurus move?
A brachiosaurus moved its legs 1 by 1
When did brachiosaurus lived?
brachiosaurus lived during the late Jurassic
This dinosaur stayed in swampy areas and was so large that its bones filled with air spaces to decrease its body weight?
Brachiosaurus
How big was a brachiosaurus foot?
A Brachiosaurus foot was quite large, measuring approximately 1.5 to 2 feet in diameter. Its feet were broad and elephantine, adapted to support its massive weight, which could exceed 50 tons. The foot structure helped distribute its weight effectively, allowing this towering dinosaur to thrive in its environment.
What is the common name for brachiosaurus?
The Brachiosaurus Altithorax refers to a group of dinosaurs that lived in the Jurassic period. They are more commonly referred to as a brachiosaurus.
How tall in meters was the Brachiosaurus?
Brachiosaurus was up to 82 feet long and 52 feet tall! Brachiosaurus weighed up to 75 tons!
What is the estimated length of a Brachiosaurus?
The total length of a Brachiosaurus from it's head to the end of the tail has been approximated to be 85 feet. The weight has been approximated to be between 30 and 40 metric tons. An interesting fact about Brachiosaurus is that there is only one known skull in existence. Until it was found the head was mostly a guess based on what was known of dinosaurs from the same species.
